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14 January 2005 Stanfield, Umatilla County, Oregon #1017

Man shoots at creature attacking cattle

The witness was inspecting a field with a relative when they noticed something hunched over attacking cattle. The witness shouted and the creature stood up to about eight feet tall. The witness retrieved a shotgun from a truck, fired once and hit the creature, which fell, got up, screamed and sprinted away like a human. The witness followed a blood trail to a river where it was lost.

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a few days after moving in Oregon EP 500

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On a daylight ride a few days after moving in, the couple found a rack of fresh deer bones lying in the road. The flesh appeared stripped without knife marks or sharp-tooth marks, the head appeared torn off, and front legs were missing. They wondered if a poacher had dumped it or a coyote dragged it.

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